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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1920

Page

9

Runoff gubernatorial race heats up as parties organize clubs

In the ten day run off for the governorship nomination supporters of Bai ley and Neff mobilize clubs for the ballot battle. A Sacramento postcard from C H Stowers notes travel to a camp near home 3400 miles away. Oil firms report drilling at 618 feet and resumption planned later week. imports through Laredo include zinc arsenic and ilile with no pontoon bridge crossings until repairs are complete.

Bailey Neff C. H. Stowers Sacramento Calif Rio Grande Oil & Gas Co Bor- Tex Oil Co Laredo Mexico Ixile

Rotary Stage Burlesque on Political Situation

The Laredo Rotary Club met at the Hamilton Hotel Cafe with J. R. Moore presiding. A burlesque political round‑table entertained guests including Judge Cunningham and wartime officers. Members introduced new attendees C. S. McKinney and I. Goodman.

Laredo F. A. Matthes Harding Democratic National Committee R. L. Bobbitt Cox J. FE. Trout Joe Bailey Texas L. H. Wharton Neff Cunnngham Laredo High School Justo S. Penn

Mexican Consul General Departs for Mexico City

Arturo de Laracho leaves for Mexico City to present to President de la Huerta the plan for a laborers employment bureau in Nuevo Laredo. Consul Saracho will outline the proposal and seek approval to establish the bureau and recruit workers for employment in the United States.

de la Huerta Organization of Employment Bureau Arturo de Laracho Mexico City Nuevo Laredo Rural Land Owners Association Saracho

Clever Young Actors A Tokio Siren Opens Strand

Jack Livingston, top billed opposite Tsuru Ooki, says his hardest screen challenge is shedding the nickname Handsome Jack. Once chosen for looks, he fought to prove stage skill. He has starred with Dorothy Dalton Norma Talmadge and Vivian Martin. A Tokio Siren, said to be pretentious, comes to Strand Theatre next Saturday.

Jack Livingston Tsuru Ooki Jack Dorothy Dalton Norma Talmadge Vivian Martin Strand Theatre

Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities

An advertisement promotes a monthly subscription to THE TIMES priced at 50 cents per month, inviting readers to subscribe for ongoing access to opportunities and news.

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Woman credits Tanlac with relief after long illness

Mrs. Merry A. Cheever of Portland Oregon says Tanlac restored her health after twenty years of rheumatism stomach trouble and near constant pain She reports dramatic weight gain from seventy five pounds and says indigestion headaches and nervous strain are gone Tanlac sold in Laredo by Windrow Bros.

Tanlac Merry A. Cheever 55Th Ave 102Nd Street Portland Oregon Laredo Windrow Bros

Webb County Texas sets Democratic Primary Run Off Polls

Webb County Texas calls a Democratic primary run off for August 28 1920 to nominate governor lieutenant governor and associate justice. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 12 precinct voting places with named precinct judges and associate judges listed under Terrell Election Law enforcement.

Webb Texas Supreme Court Iturbide Street Francisco Garza Sanchez Ryan R. L. Bobbitt W. W. Winslow Matamoros Street Dario Sanchez G. Dominguez J. J. Rodriguez A. R. Garcia Lincoln Street Alden B. Muller A. H. Bruni H. E. Garcia Urbahn Victoria Street P. P. Leyendecker C. C. Biggio Albert Oster North Laredo School House Steve Simon Ambrose Johnson Dolores School House R. W. Davis Tom Gardner W. F. Shutt Palafox Blocker Johnson Agustin Vidales Val Link Antonio Salinas Leopoldo Guerra Cesario Benavides Antonio G. Salinas Bruni L. H. Bruni J. E. Neal Jose R. Canales School House Aguilares Santiago Aguilar Johnson's Farm J. E. Moore A. m Justo S. Penn Dem Webb County

Social Calendar Rounded for Violet Oberfeldt Column

Wednesday luncheon hosted by Miss Evelyn Moore honoring Frances and Alethea Sleeper of Waco. Evening moving pictures at the Service Club. Thursday bridge party by Mrs Harry Sames for Sleeper honorees. Circle B meets at 612 Guadalupe St with Mrs B G Clingenpeel at 4. Circle C W M A meets with Mrs R R Wilkes in the afternoon.

Evelyn Moore Frances Alethea Sleeper Waco Service Club Harry Sames Circle B B. G. Clingenpeel Guadalupe Street Circle C. W. M. A R. R. Wilkes

The Home Coming Helps Us See The World Aright

Local notes list moving residents visitors and social events in Laredo Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Oliver move to 1716 Scott street. Elizabeth Bunn returns from Alabama with grandmother. Miss Dorothy Bunn and Mrs. Elizabeth Dew travel to San Antonio and Chicago. Lieut Tom Austin visits from North Carolina. Several families visit relatives in the city and nearby areas. A swimming party honors Mary Elizabeth Jervis. presbyterian auxiliary meets honoring Sleeper sisters. Victrola dance hosted by Sames.

Elizabeth Bunn Alabama Tom Austin North Carolina

Notable Names on Local Society List

August Wormser, Tom Nye, Frank Cullinan, Bill Austin, H. J. Moore, Ed. Brooks, Pepe and Dan Lowry, Lieut. Tom Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Same appear in a society or social roster featuring civic and local personalities.

August Wormser Tom Nye Frank Cullinan Bill Austin H. J. Moore Ed. Brooks Pepe Dan Lowry Tom Austin Harry Same

Advocates Push for Universal Suffrage in Japan

Advocates for universal suffrage in Japan hold mass meetings to press for an immediate general franchise. They denounce the government for acting against the will of the people after the House was dissolved earlier this year following an opposition push for a general franchise bill. The Seiyukai gained a clear majority in the subsequent election.

Associated Press Tokio Japan House of Representatives Seiyukai

Railroad Time Table Highlights Texas Mexican and Others

Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 9 55 a m Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3 36 p m International & Great Northern runs through fast service to St Louis leaving at 9 30 a m and arriving at 4 00 p m Night Train departs at 9 00 p m and arrives at 8 00 a m

Corpus Christi

Train Service Between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass Schedule

Train No 1 runs daily except Sunday from Laredo at 8 30 a m arriving Minera at 10 20 a m Train No 2 runs daily except Sunday from Minera at 11 a m arriving Laredo at 3 16 p m

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Laredo Minera

Polish drive clears Danzig corridor from Soviet troops

Paris August 18 The Polish counter offensive using Thorn as a base has cleared the Danzig corridor of Russian forces and continues driving eastward. In Moscow August 18 Russian terms were read to Polish delegates at Minsk and the Polish reply is expected today.

Associated Press Paris Thorn Danzig Poland Moscow Minsk

Umpires Condemn Mays Alibi In Cleveland Incident

Umpires Evans and Dineen fault Carl Mays for roughing the ball in the game that led to Chapman's death. They reject his alibi blaming Connolly for allowing a rough ball. Boston and Detroit players say they may avoid facing Mays again.

Associated Press Boston Mass Carl Mays New York Americans Chapman Cleveland Evans Dineen Connolly Detroit Mays

Tennessee Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment

The Tennessee House completed ratification by a 60 to 47 vote, becoming the thirty sixth state to approve the federal suffrage amendment. The Senate had ratified last Friday, with the House later tallying 50 to 46 after Walker shifted his vote to aye. Adjournment followed, effective for 17,000,000 women to vote in November unless action is reversed.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Tennessee House of Representatives Tennessee House Senate Walker

Cleburne Coach Named Decatur High School AD

W G Muir, after three years as athletic director at Cleburne Texas high school, is appointed athletic director at Decatur high school. The Decatur assignment follows his tenure in Cleburne and is reported by the Associated Press from Decatur Illinois.

Associated Press Decatur W. G. Muir Cleburne, Texas Decatur High School

Navy Captain Heads Abroad to Report on Afterwar Conditions

Captain Kinji Hitaka of the Imperial Japanese Navy is ordered to travel to the United States and Europe to report on postwar conditions. His itinerary includes Germany, England, France, Turkey, and then New York.

Associated Press Tokio Kinji Hitaka Navy United States Europe Germany England France Turkey New York

Newfoundland Moves to Control Cured Fish Exports

Newfoundland authorities push government control of cured codfish exports. A new board will license exporters, regulate quality, shipment timing, quantities, and minimum prices. Monthly reports on fish grades are required, with grading and vessel inspections to follow. The aim is better quality, safer transport, and to prevent market gluts.

Associated Press St. John’s N. F Newfoundland Mediterranean South American

Jefferson City Man Seeks Divorce After 57 Years of Marriage

Ammon Wolfe of Jefferson City Missouri filed for divorce in circuit court alleging his wife refused to cook meals and mistreated him without cause in July 1919. The couple have 10 children.

Jefferson City Fo Ammon Wolfe Hircuit

Guard commander reviews Texas National Guard at Camp Mabry

Major General Dickman, commander of the U S Army Southern Department, arrived from San Antonio to review the Texas National Guard in encampment at Camp Mabry Austin. The Guard will break camp Friday.

Austin Texas Genral Dickman Southern Department United States Army San Antonio Texas National Guard Camp Mabry

Cheyenne Bishop Celebrates Silver Jubilee

The Rt. Rev. Patrick A. McGovern, head of the Cheyenne Catholic diocese, celebrated his silver sacerdotal jubilee marking ordination on August 18, 1895. Born in Omaha, he previously served as pastor at St. Peter's Church before his appointment by Pope Pius XI to Cheyenne.

Associated Press Cheyenne Wyo Patrick A. Mgovern Omaha St. Peter’s Church Pius K

Umpires to eject rough balls amid Chapman tragedy

In Chicago Aug 18 American League umpires were told to eject rough balls to avoid safety risks. Club owners complained of daily ball ejects. President Ban Johnson will attend Chapman's funeral in Cleveland and receive a report from Tris Speaker on the incident.

Chicago Ban Johnson Evans Dineen Mays Chapman Johnson Cleveland Tris Speaker

Hoarded Money In Circulation Across Banks

William H. Hutt acting governor of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank estimated that the combined Lisle Thread National Bank Old Sox Bank and Peather Bed Mattress Bank hold more than 3 billion dollars in cash scattered in pockets and hidden in various places. He told a business men’s organization that even a small portion invested in Liberty bonds or deposited in savings banks could revive industry and bring funds back to par.

Associated Press Philadelphia

Denunciation of Hobby Martial Law Rally in Galveston

A Galveston county American party convention adopts a resolution denouncing Governor Hobby for declaring martial law. It accuses him of acting at the behest of a clique pushing the open shop, saying under military rule citizens are threatened, trial by jury is suspended, and homes and hotels are raided with occupants abused.

Associated Press Galveston Texas Hobby American Party

Dangerous Days at the Royal Theater in Laredo

The screen version of Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel Dangerous Days played at the Royal Theater yesterday and again today. The production is praised as one of the best in Laredo in recent times, gripping audiences with tense scenes and faithful drama.

Royal Mary Roberts Rinehart Royal Theater Laredo the Royal

Liberate Prisoners Plan for Marias Islands Colony

Mexico City Aug 18. Two physicians named by Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta will depart for the penal colony on the Marias islands to establish sanitary conditions. Gilberto Valenzuela says 500 prisoners were sent to satisfy political vengeance. future policy will send felons to the islands while cases heard by courts. Additional efforts target large scale theft by paymasters and other public employees.

Mexico City Marias Islands Mexico Adolfo de la Huerta Gilberto Valenzuela Interior Carranza Valenzuela

British Government Seizes Coal Mines One Year Ago Today

On August 18 a British government measure placed control of coal mines under state authority. The same day, King of Italy awarded General Pershing the Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy in a notable wartime honors gesture.

King of Italy General Pershing Military Order of Savoy

Randall Warns Philippine Independence A Crime

Honolulu August 18 Representative Randall of California and a congressional party touring the Orient declared independence for the Philippines within twenty five years a crime of the first magnitude. The party verdict held the islands are not yet ready for independence and urged extending prohibition to the Philippines.

Associated Press Honolulu Philippines Randall California Congressional Orient United States Siberia China Korea

Lodge Declines Aid to Poles in Senate Action

Fall River Mass August 18 Senator Lodge replies to a Polish relief appeal stating sympathy for Poles but notes the American relations situation rests with the president. The message was sent through a Fall River committee urging his cooperation as chairman of the Senate committee on foreign relations.

Associated Press Fall River Mass Lodge Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Poland

Burke and Tunney to Meet in Jersey City Bout

Martin Burke of New Orleans will face Gene Tunney in a 12 round metropolitan debut at the Armory A. A. in Jersey City tomorrow night. Burke has been hailed as a leading light heavyweight and fans expect a lively contest due to personal tensions between the camps.

New York Martin Burke New Orleans Metropolitan Gene Tunney Armory A. A Jersey City Burke Tunney

Effort to Stem Emigration Backed by Sinaloa Land Project

Mexico City reports a new cooperative tied to the Fuerte Valley in Sinaloa to develop 660000 acres. The venture secures a federal concession and a 2500000 dollar subsidy from Sinaloa state, plans reservoirs at Choix and a dam at San Blas with canals along the Fuerte River to irrigate the land and keep workers in Mexico.

Associated Press Mexico City United States Sipport Fuerte Valley Sinaloa

Remains of Miss Deutz Sent to San Antonio for Funeral

The body of Miss Elizabeth Deutz, arriving from San Luis Potosi with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Deutz and two sisters, was moved by last night’s train to San Antonio for her funeral. Thekl a Biskamp Mrs A D Huberch and Mrs George Hatley, sisters of Mr Deutz, are in San Antonio to attend. Charles Deutz and Henry Deutz Jr joined the funeral party here.

San Antonio Elizabeth Deutz San Luis Potosi Joe Deutz Charles Deutz Henry Deutz Thekla Biskamp A. D. Huberch George Hatley Deutz

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Rotary Stage la Savoie le Compress de Turenne Violet Edith Livingston Smith Roe Oliver Scott Street Elizabeth Dew City Henry Borchers Miss Dorothy J. E. Cotter Port Aransas Lupita Teresa Alonso Brownsville J. W. Gallahan R. T. Carranza Saltillo R. RB. Sadler Victor Hunton Virginia A. L. Helbig George Reuthinger Roy Gillette Baby Henry Ward Alfred Poggenpohl W. J. Sames J. Tucker Lexington New York City Victor Houston Floresville Lucille Murphy Mary Elizabeth Jervis The Presbyterian Church H. M. Austin Mercenl Lake Maxine Laura Taylor Elizabeth and Phylis Bunn Olivia Schultz Marcelle Beene Courtney Slaughter Jennnessee Ward Says Mays Tennessee House Illinois National Guard Wilson Burke and
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